I got this pin from a very dear friend of mine during the recent Global PCD conference, and it truly embodies what is needed to find a cure for rare diseases and how the basic/translational/clinical sciences in this unique area should be: One Goal, One Team, Ego set aside.

Amazing keynote talk by Steven Brody at the Global PCD conference discussing basic molecular mechanisms of PCD disease. #PCD, #CILIA

Amazing talk by Prof Heymut Omran, the inaugural Michael R Knowles lecture at the Global PCD conference, reviewing the history of gene discovery in PCD. #pcd #cilia

The very first GLOBAL PCD conference starts, a major milestone in PCD care. Excited to see how the meeting has evolved over the years. #pcd #cilia

Today I was deeply touched. Riley, chose to forgo her birthday gifts and instead ran a fundraiser to support #PCD research to help her brothers, Mavrick and Conard, and thousands more like them. I turly appreciate their generous donation to the @horaniLab for PCD research.

I am proud of Ahmed Elgamal, a clinical postdoc in our lab for receiving the American Thoracic Society Abstract Scholarship Award, sponsored by the PCD Foundation. Congrats Ahmed ❤️

Join us tomorrow at session: A9 PRIMARY CILIARY DYSKINESIA IN A GENOMIC THERAPEUTIC ERA, #ATS2026 Orlando to discuss the greatest and latest in Primary ciliary dyskinesia updates.

Hard at work deciphering cilia! I am really proud of Nicholas Hadas for being accepted to the PhD program in Bioinformatics at the Francis Crick Institute in the UK.

This is a quick read summarizing what many of us have been seeing the past several years.. China turns the tables in biotech | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…

Merry Christmas to all my colleagues. I am thrilled to spend the holiday with a very very dear friend of mine, Dr Kareem Azab, from UT Southwestern. Drinking coffee as only a scientists might understand 😊

I gave talks at 4 meetings the past 2 months. However, I am particularly excited to be invited by my former Chief, Tom Ferkol, to present at U of North Carolina. Together with my research mentor, now collaborator, Steven Brody, he is a main reason I work in cilia and PCD.

I am excited to share our latest preprint describing a comparative transciptomic analysis between primary ciliary dyskinesia and cystic fibrosis. The more we understand the pathways driving disease the better equipped we are to find a cure. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

I am excited to share our preprint of CiliaTrack, a novel machine learning approach to PCD diagnosis. Proud of Nicolas Hadas, a talented PhD candidate in my lab, for developing the code and his amazing work on this project. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

I would like to share a Guideline-in-Focus episode that summarizes the recently published ERS/ATS PCD diagnosis guidelines. These guidelines are an important step in standardizing our approach to #PCD diagnosis across the world. channel.ersnet.org/channel-3…

I am excited to share the new European Respiratory Society and American Thoracic Society guidelines for the diagnosis of Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia publications.ersnet.org/cont…

It is bitter sweet to say goodbye to my patients. Last week was tough for the WASHU PCD and Rare lung team, as we saw 4 patients graduate to the adult side. I had the privilege to care for some for almost 15 years. I am glad to share their journey and be part of their lives.